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 Posted: Wed, 15th Nov 2006 06:24 Post subject: Medieval 2 unzipping error! |
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when unzipping the whole package part 69 is corrupted or incomplete for some reason, i've downloaded the file to 100 % so i dont see what the issue is i havent been able to even succesfully unzip this file.... it all goes well until the last part which is the zip file 69, its only about half the size of the rest of these other files..... whats the problem ?? help please...i've got the full 6.46 gb reloaded file... and I am seeding at 100 plus kbps rite now it gets to around 98 percent and then it says CRC failed in Medieval 2 total war RELOADED.iso... THE FILE IS CORRUPT
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| Posted: Wed, 15th Nov 2006 09:58 Post subject: |
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Im guessing you got this from a torrent? i seem to remember reading on here someone else having problems with that file.. all i can suggest is get it from a decent source.. sorry i cant be more help. as ive never used torrents...
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| Posted: Thu, 28th Dec 2006 15:31 Post subject: |
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The reason for having so many rar's is for cases like this, files can get corrupted during xfer especially when resuming and pausing, huge case is with torrents. but with that the reason these rar's are used is in cases like this so you dont' have to re-download the whole thing again, just one small file. If it's always giving you that error on 69 just redownload that file. If doing it on a torrent all you have to do is pause all the otherfiles or skip and just download 69 again.
If it constantly does it try to get from another source like FTP or something. Hardware issues are also a cause of this. But I think it's more with random number faiures, I ended up not being able to extract anything for awile, sometimes 24, somtimes 83, it was never the same, found out it was a bad stick of memory. Sometimes it's cause by the HD sucking.
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